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Tom Rees is interviewing Dominic Strevens about his career in film and television editing. They discuss questions such as advice for breaking into the editing field, favorite projects and genres to work on, how editing processes differ for big shows versus smaller projects, and how Strevens got his start in the editing industry. The document outlines questions for an interview about a career in television and film editing.

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Multi Cam Script

Tom Rees is interviewing Dominic Strevens about his career in film and television editing. They discuss questions such as advice for breaking into the editing field, favorite projects and genres to work on, how editing processes differ for big shows versus smaller projects, and how Strevens got his start in the editing industry. The document outlines questions for an interview about a career in television and film editing.

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(Tom looks at camera and says)


Presenter: Good Morning, Welcome to Tom Talks, I’m Tom Rees and
today we are here with Mr Dominic Strevens who we are going to be
interviewing about his career in the film and television editing industry.
(9 Seconds)

Q: What advice would you give to someone who wants to get into
editing?

A: …

Q: What was your favourite project to work on and why?

A: …

Q: How did you get into the editing industry?

A: …

Q: How long have you been in the editing industry for?

A: …

Q: Have you always wanted to be in the film and television editing


industry?

A: …

Q: What is the different between editing something big like Line of Duty
in contrast to smaller projects you have worked on?

A: …
Q: How long does the editing process normally take?

A: …

Q: What is the most important aspect of editing to you?

A: …

Q: What was your most favourite project to work on?

A: …

Q: What is your favourite type of genre to edit/ work on?

A: …

Q: Which job did you work in before you got into the editing industry?

A: …

Q: Many people here may want to get into the editing industry. What can
you say to them about first starting off in this business?

A: …

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